 | Richard Baron - 1768 - 320 pages
...genius, the fame fagacity and labour, been. applied to the fludy of the Sciiptires ; to fettle the text in doubtful places, to mend corrupted ones, explain hard ones, fix the meaning of obfcure ones, and to trace out the literal fenfe where it can be done ; fhould he, I fay, have attempted... | |
 | Richard Baron - 1768 - 314 pages
...the fame fagacity and labour, been applied to the ftudy of the Sctipti,rei ; to fettle the text ia doubtful places, to mend corrupted ones, explain hard ones, fix the meaning of obfcure ones, and to trace out the literal fenfe where it can be done; ftould he, I fay, have attempted... | |
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How are his abilities confessed and admired by all ! But had the same genius, the same sagacity and labour, been applied to the study of the Scriptures, to settle the texts in doubtful places, to mend corrupted ones, explain hard ones, fix the meaning... 